Natural Ruby Gemstone Jewelry

Ignite your passion with our exquisite ruby jewelry. These passionate red gems offer unparalleled elegance. Create a stunning collection by pairing with sapphire jewelry and emerald jewelry.
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  • Are rubies an appropriate choice for an engagement ring?

    Yes, indeed! Rubies can be an attractive and significant option for an engagement ring. The vibrant red hue of rubies symbolizes love, passion, and commitment.

    However, you need to note that rubies are slightly softer compared to diamonds, it is crucial to provide proper care and maintenance to ensure their lasting beauty and durability.
  • Can rubies be damaged easily?

    Absolutely, not! Rubies are relatively durable gemstones; however, they require careful handling and maintenance to prevent damage. With a hardness rating of 9 on the Mohs scale, it remains susceptible to chipping or scratching if subjected to rough wear or accidental impacts.

    It is essential to handle them carefully and avoid exposing them to high heat, harsh chemicals, or extreme conditions. Clean and inspect them regularly to ensure their longevity.
  • What is the best way to distinguish between natural and synthetic rubies?

    The most reliable method to differentiate between natural and synthetic rubies is through a professional jewel. They can use different gemological techniques to ascertain the origin of the gemstone.

    Lab-created rubies often exhibit chemical traces not found in natural rubies, while minimal internal flaws, superior quality at a lower price, and a larger size for the same cost may indicate a synthetic Ruby.

    Consulting with an expert is recommended to ensure accurate identification.
  • How are rubies graded?

    Rubies are graded based on their color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. The color of a ruby is the most critical factor, with the finest rubies having a deep red hue with excellent transparency and minimal inclusions.

  • What does a ruby symbolize?

    Rubies have long been associated with love, passion, courage, and vitality. They are considered the "King of Gems" and have historically been regarded as talismans for protection and good fortune.

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